Rates From GBP £ 467 US$ 720 ZAR 6,450 EUR 552 per person.

Standard Rate: 3 meals per day, 2 game drives per day, a daily bush walk, a laundry service, all soft drinks and all tea/coffee are included.
Inclusive Rate: 3 meals per day, 2 game drives per day, a daily bush walk, a laundry service, all soft drinks, selected wines and local beers and all tea/coffee are included.

IN ADDITION: For all visitors, there is a cash entrance fee payable of R40 per person (R50 per person from 1 September 2013) to enter the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, which is payable at the entrance gate. Self-drive visitors must ALSO pay a R160 per vehicle (R190 per vehicle from 1 September 2013) entrance fee. All rates subject to change. For guests arriving and departing via FedAir, the landing/departure fees are also excluded (payable directly to the lodge - rates on request).

Children of any age are welcome. Rates available on request. Children under the age of 6 are not allowed on game drives unless parents have the sole use of the vehicle (subject to availability).

Chitwa Chitwa's pride has always been its special hospitality to children. Children Activities include: Daily bushwalks within the enclosed camp area. Walks are guided by an educator who will offer the young rangers the opportunity to learn about and identify the beautiful fauna and flora in the area. Basic bush skills are taught such as how to to survive in the bush, what plants to eat and how to build a basic shelter. A face painting session where children enjoy a Big 5 masquerade Making spoor moulds of animal tracks with plaster of paris and painting them. Evenings spent roasting marshmallows and sipping hot chocolate while listening to enchanting folk tales as told by an "intokoto" (the Shangaan term used to describe a person with lots of life experiences). Chitwa Chitwa story books are placed on children's beds during turn down in the evenings. These fairytales include traditional local bedtime stories such as "When the elephant was King" and "When the hippo was hairy".

Chitwa Chitwa Game Lodge supports Pack for a Purpose, an initiative set up to enable travellers to make meaningful contributions to help meet the needs of the places they visit. 

There is need everywhere in the world. People who travel to other countries often wish they could bring things along, for distribution out to local communities, but without knowing more about this, it is difficult to know specifically what items will be welcome and worthwhile.

Chitwa Chitwa Game Lodge work with local community-based projects, and via the Pack for a Purpose website, they provide details of the project and a list of items that are specifically required. In this way, as the traveller, you can decide whether you wish to 'pack for a purpose' and bring along additional items which meet the needs of the people who will be using them.

If you book a stay here with Travel Butlers, we will provide all the details of what you could take along to support Chitwa Chitwa Game Lodge and their local community.